Nostalgia rings. (Fox's Party Rings)

Member Name: Mutalisk

Product:	Fox's Party Rings
Date:	25/07/09 (42 review reads)
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Advantages: cheap, nice, attractive, readily available, tasty, fun, good for kids parties.

Disadvantages: dry,

Fox's Party Rings are a very sweet, crunchy glazed doughnut-shaped shortcake biscuit snack. They are available from all good supermarkets and many convenience shops and you'll usually pay around 70p-£1 for a packet.
Although they are ideal for light-hearted celebration or kids get togethers, you really don't need to be partying to enjoy these things. They make a nice occasional treat and are a lot of fun to eat.

They are packaged in a black plastic tray with 5 holes altogether, easily and comfortably housing 4 biscuits each, so 20 rings per 125g packet! Not bad eh?

They go great with buffets, and I've notice that everyone always flocks to the plate they're on, as they are a bit of an 80s biscuit and as a result, pretty nostalgic. You often find people saying "Ooo I remember these!"

They are a little dry for a glazed biscuit, and some people even refrigerate them (to make it even worse!) so I've found that they go well with milk, but at the same time, don't really complement teas or coffees. They're kind of a kiddies biscuit, coming in all different colours with different swirls and patterns on the top. I think there are around five pattern configurations in total, so they're really bright and attractive. Unfortunately however, they go stale fairly quickly so don't leave them out too long and keep 'em covered!

Summary: An attractive kiddies biscuit that goes well with milk and complements buffets exceptionally.